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a magnificent corner of paradise to discover alone or accompanied, walking between mountain pastures and minerals

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In high season, the refuge can accommodate up to 70 people. It also offers a catering service, and hikers passing through can stop simply for a drink. You will also find a drinking water point, toilets and PRM access.

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It is located immediately below Lac Plan d'Amont

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The Plan du Lac refuge is a refuge located on the slopes of the Vanoise National Park, at almost 2,400 meters above sea level. Its caretaker offers all the services of a high mountain refuge, from accommodation to catering. It is possible to pitch your tent there: however, ask for the terms and conditions. At the exit of the refuge, beautiful explanatory plaques tell the geology of the park. Check it out to learn more about the trails you're on.

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Refuge that can be reached by mtb starting from the Moncenisio lake, or on foot during the various excursions in the valley

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Refuge located between the Moncenisio lake and the Col du Petit Mont Cenis

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At the Col de la Masse, the ascent to the Rateau d'Aussois branches off. However, the path tracks quickly get lost in the rocky terrain and the countless cairns that are spread over the mountain flank are no help either.

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Wonderful circular excursion starting from Le Relais du Col, descend towards Lanslevillard take the path on the left, go up the slope crossing the fork for Fort de La Turra, continue up to Col de Sollieres and descend to Lake Moncenisio to return to the starting point.

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Located at an altitude of 2,110 m, this former alpine farmhouse renovated in 1987, situated on the Petit Mont Cenis plateau, is the starting point for many walks of all levels. This old alpine farm, restored by the Caronte family and transformed into a refuge, is perfectly thought out. Located on an open plateau, in the midst of cows and marmots, the refuge is the starting point for many marked walks, of all levels, which can be recommended by the guards.

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Nice hill with quite long access, with elevation, and very varied. The climb is quite long but without difficulty, on a track until the start of the traverse under the western slope of the Signal du Petite Mont Cenis and up to the pass. Path, sometimes narrow with sections with fences to cross. The slopes below the trail are sometimes very steep. From the pass, it is nice to go up to the Military Barracks (2700m), very nice view. You can go down to the Lac de l'Étoile under Mont Froid by a passable path, a bit steep on the way up. From the Barracks a horizontal path, rocky and steep, allows us to pass at the same altitude on the N slope of Mont Froid, a very beautiful view of the Vanoise. The descent of the South Slope Pass on the Petit Mont Cenis is done on a fairly passable path, it's beautiful and fun!

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The free-standing summit offers a beautiful all-round view

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There are several small mountain lakes around the Col

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Stream with a nice little waterfall

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Col Sollier, before the Second World War, was a strategic place for the French, because it allowed them to control the Mont Cenis esplanade, which at the time was still Italian territory. In fact, the forts surrounding the current lake of Moncenisio (Fort Roncia, Fort Varisello, Fort Malamot and Pattacreuse) were originally Italian, hence the need to build fortifications capable of opposing them. These fortifications, on the side of the Col Sollier, were represented by the Turra fort (built partially in a cave) and by a set of fortifications built on Mont Froid. Both forts were built in the late 1800s and modernized on the eve of World War II. Currently in ruins, both forts can be reached from Moncenisio using military roads, while the one that reaches Col Sollier is still a cycle path, the one that goes up to the Fort de la Turrà is very ruined. From Col Sollier the climb to the Mont Froid fort takes half an hour (portage, if you go up by bike, S3 - S4 downhill). priceless panorama from the summit over a good portion of the Alps, in particular over the Vanoise park.

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Nice viewpoint with clear captions indicating the peaks

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Beautiful vantage point of the Lac du Mont Cenis and the surrounding mountains. The ascent is never really exposed, the path is mostly steep over a rocky/gravel path but without climbing inserts. The fine surface on the rocks is a bit uncomfortable, but grippier than it looks.

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If you want to climb the Petit Mont Cenis, you should follow the path marked with cairns in the first steep climb. The path marked on the map runs a little higher, but is uncomfortably steep and slippery, especially on the descent.

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The col is at 2638m between Mont Froid and Petit Mont Cenis.

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The ascent to the summit to the Pointe de l'Obersavatoire starts from the col. The path runs along the right edge of the mountain flank. In early summer, when this path is still under an old snowfield, you can climb up about the middle of the flank, there are a number of path tracks here. (Just don't go too far to the left, get into the block area). You can get up to the ridge without any major difficulties, from there traverse between the upper edge of the snowfield and the ridge to the summit.

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As the name suggests: a wonderful vantage point over the surrounding peaks and valleys. The summit itself offers little space, but a few niches just below offer the opportunity for a summit rest.

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